7 Must-Have Jewellery Pieces For AW24 to Wear Now
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From the minimalist to the ornate and the offbeat, the right jewellery can elevate an outfit from simple to statement—especially when they are of the vintage variety. Vintage pieces, be it a quirky y2k beaded necklace or a 70s boho brass bracelet, carry pieces of the past, and thus add a unique dimension to an ensemble. We have combed through Autumn/Winter 2024 jewellery trends—so you don't have to—and compiled a round-up of the 7 must-have pieces for the coming season, alongside their vintage counterparts, available now on fashionandfables.com.
For AW24, beaded jewellery pieces were spotted on the runways of designers such as Isabel Marant, Ferragamo and Carven. Adorning necklines, but also hanging from bags and phones; the look is boho-inspired, quirky, and versatile. Such jewellery is of course nothing new, ancient civilisations from the Egyptians to Byzantinians wore beaded designs as decorative pieces and as symbols of wealth and status. The modern interpretation is varied and includes everything from chunky boho renditions to the dainty and whimsical designs with a DIY feel, evident in many streetstyle fashions. Invest in the look with our quirky range of beaded vintage pieces:
We have this multicolored necklace with whimsical yin and yang beads.
We fell hard for this minimalist design with a tiny shell as centerpiece—mermaid core anyone?
And, spell out how unique you are with this "golden" piece from the early 2000s.
If you are looking to make a statement, then this gothic inspired piece found in Athens, Greece is for you.
2) Cross Necklaces
Religious symbols as statement jewellery are timeless and forever in style. From Christian Lacroix 80s interpretations of the rosary to Chanel's iconic crosses of the 90s, these statement pieces are not living on a prayer. For AW24, they are reimagined as bigger and statement pieces. Get ahead of the trend with this iconic Stanley Hagler design we have in store.
When it comes to rings, the runway and street cultures have spoken: the quirkier and statement the better. Our collection covers all the bases, from the flower power 70s pieces to the off-beat oversized Y2K designs.
Designers such as Bottega Veneta, Rick Owens and Ann Demeulemeester are bringing the pendant necklace back for AW24. Recreate the look with vintage designs such as this 70s necklace. The silver-toned piece evokes ethereal worlds filled with magical spells and sourcerers like Merlin. Another design that's very much on theme is this brass piece found in Brussels. The unique necklace is also perfect for layering—a big jewellery trend whatever the season.
4) The Flower Power Pieces
Roses are red, violets are blue, of course botanical inspired jewellery are in style too. And, we have a broad collection to keep you ahead of fashionistas
This 90s silver-toned is the perfect accent to all vintage ensembles, the vsilver-toned necklace is simple yet statement thanks to its floral shape and studded details.
A "Flower Power" necklace, this piece of jewellery is for a bohemian at heart. The retro design stands out with orange gem-like stones and a unique silhouette.
This grunge inspired necklace is a y2k floral necklace piece that catches the eye with its ombre brown palette.
5) Animal Kingdom
Quirky pieces with animal-inspired motifs is another main trend for AW24. We have a great collection in store. Firstly, there is this African-inspired wooden beaded necklace . A homage to the giraffe, the vintage string necklace is made from wood and beads and stands out with its craftsmanship.
This elephant shaped bracelet is another great piece to invest in. Prominent in a range of folklores, the elephant is revered as a sacred being in many cultures. This vintage design from the 1970s pays homage to the magnificent creature.
This snake motif bracelet is a part kitsch and part whimsical with its silhouette and standout blue-toned gemstone.
6) The Hero Cuff is another main trend we have seen for FW24. Incorporate the look with this vintage bracelet with a reptilian motif . The design touts unique etchings one might have found on the walls of a prehistoric cave.
7) Heart-Shaped Jewellery Pieces.
The heart motif has long inspired fashion and jewellery trends alike. This season, the look comes in a range of shapes, from the dainty to the super sized. and we have them all!
Invest in this 90s EMO-inspired piece as the finishing touch to your grunge and dark-glamour-inspired attire.
This Michal Golan necklace has a magical and gothic feel to it.Based in New York, Michal.Golan launched her jewellery line in 1982. know for handmade intricate pieces, her jewellery is unique and statement
So get shopping and elevate your everyday styles to statement ensembles.